3) You read the following excerpt in a third-person limited point of view: "The English teacher, Mr. Blakemore, demanded that the students complete a minimum of three hours of homework per night."
Then you read the following excerpt in a first-person point of view: "I knew Timothy
Blakemore when he and I were students and he did everything he could to avoid
homework," you would believe that the author was using.
metonymy
irony
analogy
symbolism
synecdoche job